"Parasols and Black Powder" Martin Grelle - Giclee on canvas 32 x 45 S/N 150

The annual rendezvous, where trappers for the fur trade companies, the free-trappers, and various Indian tribes would gather to exchange their year-long labor's worth of furs for much-needed, desired goods from the east and from the south, was held on the Green River near present-day Pinedale, Wyoming, six times during the rendezvous period of 1825 to 1840.  Many items were brought from St. Louis, and also from Mexico, to be traded for beaver pelts and other furs; this also included blankets, many kinds of cloth, cotton shirts, kettles, dry goods, and various iron items.  In addition, there were other standard items such as lead and black powder and, of course, whiskey.

Each limited-edition giclée is hand-signed and numbered by the artist, printed on museum-grade canvas, and reproduced with exceptional color accuracy and detail.

Offered exclusively through Mountain Traditions — celebrating over 20 years of bringing the Spirit of the West home.

Edition: Limited to 150 signed and numbered
Medium: Giclée on Canvas
Image Size: 32” x 45”
Price: $1,750
Shipping: Free insured U.S. shipping on orders over $200